News Archive

The first Black leader of the Episcopal Church will address graduating students for Kenyon’s 196th Commencement during its bicentennial year.

A robust slate of campus celebrations for Black History Month includes a variety of speakers and an opportunity to help transcribe the letters of Frederick Douglass.

Biotechnology entrepreneur Harvey Lodish '62 spent time on campus this month helping to mold a new generation of scientists.

Thomas Lepley H’13, retired director of facilities planning who oversaw major campus construction projects, died Jan. 20.

Pat McCulloh, a beloved Gambier resident who taught art at the College, died Jan. 17.

Kenyon students are working with the Ohio State University to restage a significant 1958 dance for the community in a free performance in Mount Vernon.

The new Peer Health Educator program will feature students providing wellness outreach and education to fellow students.

The College community discussed the 1963 March on Washington and the “I Have a Dream” speech during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Dialogue.

Charles "Chuck" Rice H’94, professor emeritus of psychology who taught for 25 years, died Dec. 27.

Festivities abound as Kenyon marks its bicentennial with events on campus and around the country.